Patients would see healthcare prices from hospitals and insurers upfront.
This bill would make it easier for patients to know healthcare costs before they get care. Hospitals, labs, and surgical centers would have to post their prices, and health plans would offer tools to estimate what you'd pay. Pharmacies could also tell you if a prescription costs less without using insurance.
Today, healthcare prices are often hard to find, and patients typically don't know their full out-of-pocket costs until after receiving care. Pharmacies might also be restricted from telling patients about cheaper cash prices for drugs. After this bill, hospitals and other facilities would publicly list their prices, health plans would offer tools for personalized cost estimates, and pharmacies could openly share information about lower cash prices for prescriptions.
HR 9645 · 119th Congress · July 13, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 1/10
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